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Bristol RR Member Since: 20 May 2023 Location: Bath Posts: 20 |
Ennoch,
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26th Aug 2023 9:47pm |
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p38arover Member Since: 16 Dec 2015 Location: Western Sydney Posts: 1535 |
270 quid (A$530)! CRIKEY! I’d complain, too!
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26th Aug 2023 10:53pm |
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Ennoch Member Since: 26 Dec 2015 Location: Scotland Posts: 109 |
Bloody hell, yes, definitely CC return them then! That's not on. For £50 you'd not care, but for a £270 part they definitely need to be owning that issue rather more than they have. |
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27th Aug 2023 12:01pm |
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j6ckh Member Since: 11 Jan 2024 Location: Kidderminster Posts: 1 |
I've just come across this thread after looking for pads for my own RR. JLR Parts UK are a surplus part supplier (on their home page). The about section on the website does state they deal with all excess from Factory and Dealerships across the UK. The images I can find on the website for the part number LR160069 show images of a box showing the older part number: LR114004.. Maybe the OP just had some confusion during a quick click and buy situation.. |
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11th Jan 2024 4:27pm |
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Fla Member Since: 26 Nov 2023 Location: South west Posts: 187 |
Just regarding chargebacks. I work in the industry and if I'm not mistaken you can create a chargeback up to 180 days from purchase. The statistic varies but Credit card companies side with the card holder over 95% of the time. Merchants can have a hard time when the customer is being an ass and taking the mick but in this case the chargeback would be justified and the card company would more than likely side with you.
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11th Jan 2024 9:52pm |
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